アイアコハリアパークナチュララ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Caution! Approaching Irumugarrieta Peak from the south, you have to climb a serious, vertical wall. Unfortunately, with a dog, we had to give up here and fought our way down cross-country through the undergrowth. The other way around, it probably won't work with a dog even without abseiling. The tour is still very beautiful, but I wouldn't do the special descent again.

Access to the foot of the waterfall is dangerous and from the path, you can't see much ☹️

These types of tunnels are those of the old mining train route, since, due to the difficult orography, they had to be excavated to avoid the slopes of the mountain.

The Aitzondo waterfall is located in the Aiako Harria natural park, at the western end of the Pyrenees. This waterfall is one of the largest in Guipuzcoa, with a drop of 140 meters that ends in a small pond.

The old mines of Meazuri exploited iron carbonate, which was very abundant in the area. The mineral was very abundant, but its metallic grade was very low, so it was later treated in calcination furnaces to transform it into iron oxide. This procedure considerably enriched the ore, eliminating impurities and increasing its metallic grade between 10 and 20%. Today the route of the old mining train and the tunnels that were excavated to avoid the slopes of the mountain are still preserved.

Place very close to the Ola cider house, it is usually very crowded, the ruins are very good and are the starting point to visit the lower part of the Aitzondo waterfall along a very beautiful route, or by going up the always demanding Enbido, see the part waterfall or enter the Aiako Harria natural park

The Irugurutzeta ovens constitute the largest battery of ovens in Gipuzkoa and one of the most important in the Basque Country. After being calcined, the iron ores were loaded onto the wagons and from there they left for the Kostorbe station in the Irun neighborhood of Mendibil. From there, they were transported to Hendaye (for subsequent export to other areas of France, such as Bayonne or the Landes, and even to other countries such as Belgium, Germany or England), and to the ports of Pasaia, Bilbao... Their destination was the Blast Furnaces.

Hello, I have already been to this waterfall, but do not know the way to get to the foot of the waterfall. Do you have a trace that goes there? Thanks